Tomorrow is September 28th, World Rabies Day! This holiday is set in place to bring awareness to the disease rabies, cases of rabies in our country are currently rising. The CDC (Center of Disease Control and Prevention) is currently tracking 15 potential outbreaks. On average there are about 4,000 cases of rabies each year which […]
Preventative care is very important in ensuring a long healthy life for you furry friend. Each year your pet should be taken in to see the vet for their annual exam and vaccinations. We currently send reminders cards through mail as well as a text message as reminder to take your pet in for vaccinations […]
There is always talk of obesity problems in humans, but hardly any talk about obesity issues in animals (unless your veterinarian is informing you that you have a plump pet). October 9th marks Pet Obesity Awareness Day, and the numbers could stun you. In 2018, almost 60% of cats and 56% of dogs are classified […]
Most people recognize that rabies is a disease, but what else do you know about it? World Rabies Day was created in 2007 to educate individuals about the disease itself, highlight progress into eliminating it, and encourage everyone to take precautions and preventions to avoid cases altogether. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), […]
Accidents happen, we all know that. The best way to deal with those circumstances is to be prepared. That’s why July 15th is National Pet Fire Safety Day, so you can get a game plan together just in case. We put together a small list to help you prevent creating a dangerous situation for your […]
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Independence Day: Keeping your Pets Safe and Happy
Backyard barbecues, drinks by the fire pit, and watching the fireworks explode in the night sky. It’s that time of the year again to celebrate the 4th! That also means it’s time to prepare your pet(s) for the excitement and stress that is to come in the next few weeks. We have some tips and […]
With fireworks, sparklers, and smoke balls, July is a stressful time for pets. It can be a truly terrifying experience for dogs and cats who are left at home to deal with the situation on their own. And, if given the opportunity, pets may flee out open windows or doors that are slightly ajar, trying […]